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Posted by Freddie Johnson 1 COMMENT

If you have spent hours creating the perfect resume that you targeted to the company and job you were applying for only to receive a standard rejection letter, you may have neglected the importance of cover letters for resumes. Cover letters for resumes provide the first impression of you to a prospective employer. If the employer doesnt like your cover letter, the resume may not even get a look.

Posted by David A. Blender ADD COMMENTS

The idea of a resume is a, seemingly, simple one, we all understand the purpose. The problem doesn’t appear until you actually start writing it.

Posted by Heather Eagar ADD COMMENTS

Sales cover letters are pretty much identical to business cover letters in their format or rules, but differ crucially in their content. Your cover letter reflects directly on your ability to make the sale.

Posted by Richard Ward ADD COMMENTS

In the age of e-mail your Cover Letter should go in the message of the e-mail and not as an attachment. Hiring managers and recruiters receive too many resumes to open and read each and every cover letter that comes as an attachment to an email. The chances are very good that a Cover Letter sent as an attachment will not be opened and read and it fact the email will simply be deleted.

Posted by Brian G Chadra ADD COMMENTS

You have developed a great resume, but don’t know what to do about a cover letter. Is is still a prudent business practice to write a cover letter for your resume or is this just a waste of time? The results may surprise you.

Posted by Cheryl Lynch Simpson 1 COMMENT

One of the cardinal rules of effective writing is to make your word choice powerful by selecting strong verbs, nouns, adjectives, and adverbs. Do your resumes, cover letters, and interview responses need a grammatical boost? Then try one or more of these 175 power verbs and phrases to improve your written and verbal word choice today.

Posted by Carl Mueller ADD COMMENTS

The purpose of your resume is to get an interview. If you are not getting interviews, your resume is not doing its job. Here are some tips to ensure your resume gets you the interviews you deserve by avoiding mistakes that can cost you.

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